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Here I provide a tiny mindmap summarizing the basic concepts of UDDI.
I’m using it for studying Advanced Internet Technologies.
As sources, I used OASIS official specification and tutorialspoint.
Here I provide a tiny mindmap summarizing the basic concepts of WSDL.
I’m using it for studying Advanced Internet Technologies.
As sources, I used W3C official specification and w3schools.
Here I provide a tiny mindmap summarizing the basic concepts of SOAP.
I’m using it for studying Advanced Internet Technologies.
As sources, I used W3C official specification and w3schools.
If you are running Debian Sid (i386) and are trying to install Gnome using
apt-get install gnome
You will probably might be disappointed because of problems regarding gnome-desktop-environment, ekiga, ptlib (libpt2.6.4) and opal (libopal3.6.4). Everything seems related to a missing 386 version of libpt2.6.4 on Debian Sid. Also libpt2.6.4-plugins is missing. Packages are also reported to be broken.
Well, I was tired to wait for the right solution of Debian’s Gnome maintainers (respect to all of them!) and have just built my version of ptlib with built-in plugins. If you download it, install it and try again to install gnome, everything works fine.
Obviously, there are reasons behind the absence of a i386 version of libpt2.6.4 and libpt2.6.4-plugins from Debian Sid repositories. My workaround is surely not the right way to fix the problem, as I don’t know the reasons of the blocks on those packages. It may be either serious technical reasons or “simpler” political reasons. You might prefer to wait for the heroes to fix the problem in the Debian way. You are advised, anyway.
If you feel brave and just want to see your Gnome Desktop Environment appear on your Sid box then follow these steps:
1) Download my libt2.6.4 Debian Sid package. It provides libpt.2.6.4 and libpt2.6.4-plugins required by Ekiga, which is required by gnome-desktop-environment
2) Install it:
dpkg -i libpt2.6.4_2.6.4-1_i386.deb
3) Try again to install gnome:
apt-get install gnome
Stop here if everything is fine!
If it doesn’t work:
4) Try first to install libopal3.6.4:
apt-get install libopal3.6.4
If it works, go back to step 3.
If it doesn’t:
a) Try first to install Ekiga:
apt-get install ekiga
If there are still problems with libopal:
b) Download my libopal3.6.4 Debian Sid package. It provides libopal3.6.4, which is also required by Ekiga.
c) Install it:
dkpg -i libopal3.6.4_3.6.4-1_i386.deb
Go back to step 3.
Good luck!
This document contains some basic concepts and definitions about software testing. It has been written for studying a part of the Software Engineering Project course at my University. It is composed by a summary of the intersection of more than 10 different sources, all of which are cited. If you feel that some contents of this publication belong to your intellectual property and it is not cited, please contact the author who is willing to correct any mistake.
The first part of the paper focuses on the definition of the most important key aspects of software testing. Then some information about input partitioning are given. What follows is a research about code coverage and two useful and famous tools, Control-flow coverage and Data-flow analysis. A complete example on using those tools is then given. The second half of the document also contains the definition of the most important software testing practices.
The goal of this tiny document is to clarify key terms and therefore become a base start for the reader to go in deep with the interested topics. Another goal is to give a simple but clear example about data flow analysis, as I realized that not all the people understand the examples around the Net.
Software Testing is an empirical investigation conducted to provide stakeholders with information about the quality of the product or service under test, with respect to the context in which it is intended to operate. Software Testing also provides an objective, independent view of the software to allow the business to appreciate and understand the risks at implementation of the software. Test techniques include, but are not limited to, the process of executing a program or application with the intent of finding software bugs. It can also be stated as the process of validating and verifying that a software program/application/product meets the business and technical requirements that guided its design and development, so that it works as expected and can be implemented with the same characteristics. 1
I’ve never been a big fan of rpm-based Gnu/Linux distributions, since I’ve always preferred the stability of Debian and Debian based distros, with their great dpkg system.
The problem with Debian on Macbooks is that I do not see both the stability and performance anymore, as I have to use Lenny/Sid. Etch is too old and I don’t have the time (*sic*) to play with it to make it work well. Lenny should be next to be released but I don’t feel the very famous stability AND lightness of Debian distributions on this release, like I was accustomed in the past years. Is this because I own a Macbook? Maybe, but a Macbook Santa Rosa is nothing more than an Intel-powered notebook with some strange input devices and a strange non-bios system 
Regarding Ubuntu, I believe that this distribution has become naff and really slow. See this Slashdot discussion on this topic.
Yesterday I stumbled to Scientechie review of Fedora 10, which convinced me to try it out.
The software shipped with Fedora 10 is aligned with the one provided with the other distributions: Gnome 2.24.0, kernel 2.6.27.5, NetworkManager 0.7.0 (svn) and so on. Read the release notes for more information.
Fedora 10 really surprises me, as it is the first Gnu/Linux distribution in many, many years that makes me feel again the great stability and performance of the Penguin. Therefore I’m writing this review that is also a how-to, as it contains some fixes for Fedora 10 and Macbooks.
Bachelor student in Computer Science at the Free University of Bolzano. Interested in Software Engineering related topics and Internet Technologies.
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